Today I have my entry for the
COMPENDIUM of CURIOSITIES Challenge #33,
over at studio L3
hosted by Linda Ledbetter,
the technique this week is,
ALTERED METAL ALCOHOL INKS,
on page 56.
Here's my tag,
I used,
Victorian Velvet & Brushed Corduroy,
the stamps used are, swirls/florishes (inkadinkado)
& Ladies (crafty individuals CI-238)
Alcohol Inks,(sunset orange, tera cotta & cranbury)
Archival Ink, (coffee)
Tim Holtz, (distresser)
scraps of paper & card,
Dragonfly charms & fibers from my stash,
& a manilla tag.
I stamped & cut the ladies on a cream card,
I felt the ladies didn't stand out enough,
so I stamped & cut them onto white card
& coloured there cheeks etc with Victorian Velvet Distress ink,
I then used silicone glue to raise them a bit,
& then used foam pads to adhere the tile to the tag.
With the swirls in the background I stamped
coffee archival,
& then stamped again without reinking,
so you get a lighter image,
(this is called secondry stamping, I think!)
It gives a lovely depth to your background.
Hope you like it!
Thanks for stopping by,
Back soon,
Kat x.
Hi there. Lovely tag. I love the Ladies; they are so classicly elegant. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteLoving this tag, great images, great layout, great vintage feel to it.
ReplyDeleteLovely tag and the images are wonderful loving the dragon flys really add a touch of yumminess
ReplyDeleteLove Dawn x
Hey, lovely lady, you've done it again! What a spectacular work of art you've created for the CCC. The imagery is fabulous, and the sweet, altered-metal dragonflies are absolutely perfect for those pretty ladies. I love the elegant background, too. Girl, you are GOOD!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tag! Love those stamped images, and the little touch of metal!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I found your blog, it's so inspiring! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteGreat tag! you always take great photos of your work:)
ReplyDeletebeautiful and stylish! Hugs Juls
ReplyDeleteWhat a greata composition. I love the soft colors also
ReplyDeleteHi Kat! Your tag is beautiful! I love the colors you used and the stamps! Very nicely done!
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